Because at that point, you have learned the skill.
In mathematics, once you have learned the basics of calculus....you have learned the basics of calculus.
Exactly. Mastery is mastery.
I disagree.
Mastering the basics of calculus (whatever that means, TBH) doesn't mean you can do differential equations, and you won't get there if your professor tells you that you're too young for it and that you have to keep practicing the chain rule and the substitution method for another couple years.
This is precisely the situation that gifted kids are in at school, and precisely the situation that this so-called reading specialist is using and advocating: you can't read book x because I decided it's too hard for kids your age. And BTW, your test scores prove it: you're not getting better.
Never mind that you had hit the test ceiling last time. So here's a basic reader for you.
I'm kind of surprised to see this reaction from two people here?
